Sentence examples for such interchange from inspiring English sources

"He said, 'Four hundred percent assurance that there is no such interchange taking place now,' " Secretary Powell said in a briefing late last month.

– "Sonnet 64": When sometime lofty towers I see down-razed, And brass eternal slave to mortal rage … When I have seen such interchange of state, Or state itself confounded to decay … And then it started to get fun.

Such interchange of information not only helps in increasing the system sum rate performance, but also may be used to guarantee the QoS requirements in systems with heterogeneous type of traffic and applications which need different QoS requirements.

The westbound exit and eastbound entrance at Interchange 17 was designed to be E-ZPass only, the first such interchange on the Atlantic City Expressway.

Kluver and E.A.T. and his collaborations with an inspired group of downtown New York artists in the 1960's and 70's represented a particularly exciting manifestation of such interchanges.

Of course, this is not to say that I agree with all you say there, but science progresses because contradictions are resolved by more work and more thinking!" It was through such interchanges and the publication of a series of books from 1920 to 1950 that the field of evolutionary biology began to take shape.

As such, interchanges were only opened at Bronte Road (then Highway 25), Kerr Street, Royal Windsor Drive (then Highway 122), Erin Mills Parkway, Mississauga Road, Hurontario Street (then Highway 10), Cawthra Road, Dixie Road, and Highway 27.

A second question is that although it is clear that oncogenic miRNAs may act as tumor suppressors and vice versa, when, where, and how do such interchanges of role occur.

Such interchanges may result in either changes of protein abundance (quantitative changes) or gain/loss of protein isoforms (qualitative changes).

The moments of opportunity for such interchanges can be throughout the life cycle, though expression in evolutionary terms is necessarily based on further vertical transmission.

Arguing that social network sites are putting attention span in jeopardy, she said: "If the young brain is exposed from the outset to a world of fast action and reaction, of instant new screen images flashing up with the press of a key, such rapid interchange might accustom the brain to operate over such timescales.